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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

s.-o.t has run favorable TO a dec''"e IN 'n'
pens OF va" ,,,,.s while during oil that unie 'no
values 49, propcrties whose securities arc 49,,
tchT Of ' pxnnance have steadily improVeu ~ 'n''
the N, condition. Reorganization scno"o ,...,
hnane"' we're regarded as impractical Ut ~ '.".'
months .,.oass have been brought to consu""".o"
douo'" ,.r advanced that success 10 certain. ino
OF ,craph competition near us enn' oespo 'Ao
r"no NM" a, representatives Of the remaining o"'''H
ae" ,.rssts which by the way are no
.,, than were tbs deniais Oh
pns Ohio Telegraph officials as ''Vo
""I morning space VIII NOV
'.,r,e;s history of tho rso ana progress ~ ~,,,'
f,,mcnt-a sentiment which has 'nane havoc WIN
bear IL the Legitimate trades Of the country nave
vsi"'s' liz making progress. II is known 10 every
pee will recall to his mind the productions OF as
Ie h,nnng with those relating TO the enect OF the
Of the Interstate law. leading up to the sense
op,d untrue statements OF threatened treasury ac
e ard finally to the threatened war 81 rates
eu n'' on, railroads. when they have more business
pe'"' NAV can handle. All these points have been
.aA ",.s.d here on the basis OF facts an
IT.. as they have arisen BANKERS anu
rer, are largely responsible FOR the conditoh ih'o
,a,ines n, the stock Exchange have fallen. In
a, studying the official Treasury statements show
seq .ccumuation OF money from month to month,
ips ohls 70 instruct their clients tho subject
accepted as the daily repeated msrepre-
'"'' .,, and have fallen into the dumps over the
nact Instead Of pointing to tho official statements
pi,vav earnings. they have showed their customers
,o,ast "specal" from Chicago. telling OF new rail-
Nv complications These complications have been
rior all the time since last March. ana yet the rail-
"a earning. have been and phenomenal. AS mat
"a. o interest print comparison OF to-days lowest
ues With the highest prices thus far made this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

q very dull ga 93c with lot Of
Mixed Calves selling l2c veals quoted steady at
64Sc.
sales-p Mcpherson: SO Chicago Calves S65 average.
at sc per no.
Joic Wright Coz 81 Grassers. 2i7 average. at 2'sc
per 10
Haenbeck Hollis; 40 Grasscrs 2)l average, at So 80
per 100 ID ~ Fell Calves, 800 10, at ~ 50.
Walsh Kirby & Co.. Grassers pa 10 average at 2bc
per NJ
Hume Mullen: lol Grassers 100 n average at 24o per
n; - do. 2l7 10. at PC.
SHEEP AND Ia BS-Recepts were 20 Of 4.975
hed-3 cars at 6Oihs aud 10 cars at Jersey CITY, Total
for 80 head 4SS5 head for tho same
time last week In addition TO fresh arrivals there were
held from yesterday Good Sheep scarce ana hrn
but Common TO Fair quiet and unchanged. Lambs steady
with Choice offered
Sales OF Common to Fair Sheep at s4dS4 60; and
Ordinary Prime Lambs sold at S. So 30 loo 10
Sales.--future a Mullen; As state Sheep 81 ID average AZ
&C "a state sheep and Lambs So n. at 4c oS Penn
syyana Lambs, 65 b. at 6'sc LOT do IS 10 at oc lcodo
CT b. at $50
HsenbeckS Hollis: 80 State sheep 124 n average, ct
Arc per ID; Is Northern Canada do 81 10 at PC; 278
Northern Canada Lambs SO b. at sac 200 do 732 At &c;
81 DO G5 b. ~ &c 4i5 Canadian do 70 No. at Che 3l3 state
do, 90 n, at bi4o 49,
Walsh KIRBY & p State Lambs Al n, at So per lou
ID; 1855 do. "a ID, Mt SO 80 $3.50
Evertt Pidcock 90 Pennsylvania Sheep 81 average.
at 81 80 100 SO Lambs 90 b. at 50 81
go Canadian Lambs 1929 10, at So is. 49,
Dnenbsck Dewey 76 Pennsylvania sheep 73 aver
Judd Buckingham: Al Pennsylvania Sheep. 81 d. at
44c per 10 221 Pennsylvania Lambs. SO ID. at Sac.
- ~ Piicock; lY6 Wisconsin, Sheep. 30 10 average nv
81 20 per 100 n. -, .
40th st. Jersey CITY. Total for five days
80 1853 head against 80 705 head for the same time last
week. No sales live weight NORMALLY steady at o0
81 per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Oct 7.-CafIe-Recopts last "a hours we're
$50 heat Total thus far 900 head. same tme
last week 10 263 head Consigned through Il cars OF whch
ALI to Ne~York; sale; prices were nomnsy IN
changed.
she,p-Receipts "a $3.50 head Total for
week thus 80 900 head For same time last week SOY
head Consigned through il OF which to New 9lS
IS: Cool - 200s4 4O 10 cars Canadian
Lambs sale So 405 TO- market closed dull with cars
left
Hoos-Rceeips last "a hours IL $50 head Total or
week thus far 60 S nead For time last week o.
head Consigned through 81 cars 80 OF which TO 1orK
~ SALE market dull, and prices declined oc
MIsd Pigs and Light Workers al 81 oOaN 90
Selected Ysrkors at - 20 de4 75 Selected Asiinm
weight. 81 75dt s.: Extra 81 95 Coarse Mixed Heavy
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards Oct. T. The DrorerS
reports Cattis Receipt, 1900 head shipments
900 head strong shipping steers 81 20 30 STOCK
Feeders 81 az j Cows, Bulls and Mixed 81 -pD
s. CO. Cattle 81 90 50 90 Western Rangers ~ w
ds3 - 90. 49,,
Hogs- Receipts $1,000 head. Shipments 5000 head
higher; Mixed - goa 81 90 Heavy - 70 ID
81 g. Light ~ 209 81 D. Rough ana Skipss OOa ~ ~
Shtrp-kecept 5O09 head. shipments 2OoO hetn MarNos
steady Natives - 10 81 Western So 2j as Co. Texans
81 p as 60. Lambs. 81 20 So % per 90 ID.
LOUIS. 7.-Cdtts-ReccIOts LOO head SIND
300 head: hrm. Far 10 Choice Heavy
900 - rs Butchers steers Far 10 Ihoce
80 So gJ Feeders Fair to Good S26J 81 S0 ttu'
Indians Coaa-s to Coed cornfed - IOGs1 ~
Hogs-Receipts 400 head. Shipments 40 neal Marcel
active Choice Heavy and Butchers, Selections - 90
81 % Packing and Workers Mrdnm 10 flne - "o
PIss Common 10 Good ~ sOdS4 20 $500
Receipts 200 head shipments 400 head.MarEet
FAir TO Fancy 81 so So 3d. Lambs 80 90
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

r:sr aIa. Reward sr.: and Western sunsra.. = SO
Miln sussrane So $1,000 do Extra IS SO In no
Brands s. l51s4 So Patasscs Family - 75 sua.ratIye
Patent So al 10 -: Whsat-southern arm; hs sosS2S
SS VEINS sS
s.us.r. 30 Sc; western wnte 81 Soc Western
rn n:%n'vy:n ,,,,S YS,m. y Snc,os
Western sis ssi; rrsvisisa. steady. Me.s PERI
packed saastc Bacon~sS:sidsrs 7Ssi.c' Clear RID
Sides 9sc Hams lSal3s.c. ..... Iard-Ksnned at &C.
40: Butter firm we.tcrs Packet I5a isc. Creamery
Refined ....Csaee-Rie cargsss ordinary fair
- ~ sls 20 Sugar steady. Soft l:l6e .c PIPER
Freiens 70 Liverpool per steamer dull-csttoo $3.50
Fleur Ia Sd cram kecepts-flonr $50 dds
Ky. S.. Sa'" % 2oS Sa'A sss se
Corn 80. 100 bush
Bosres. Oct Flour stoldv. Common Extras Sal
ass 30 SDrn. Wheat Patents Choice Fancy 81 10 a. 80
Corn duiet-stcamer Yellow 67d5sc steamer Snt is
o. sasaI 9 s w w. w1s ss.Ts
Spring do ST. co.. Bnsr firm Extra Northern Cream
eFy 9Sc Es,r. we;,s,: ,Ss
Receipts for the dsy-Flour 1000 bbiA and 69oo
sacks Corn 5000 bush oatA 5000 Sasn. shorts oooo
bush.
BvrrAIo. oct 7.-whca.-No Hard STRONGER Now s3c
bid. sS.c asked: Old do $3.50 So new No. naru
Northern Pacific Sic; Old do at sSHc; wnte wheat IN
GCd demand Rel M,9aas SOC .o, No. .e % soS
Ss NO IN store VIZ No Fellow 4 wS on ss sek no
Mixed , barley %Sll SDchansed Flour
unchpn.ss Albany %,. S'Ty sSs5
bush Corn 1000 push Oats $4,000 bssn; Rye 90;
In.n Railroad snipn.n,s-F.u $4,000 bels Wheat $4,000
bush Canal hipnsnts-wh.at 100000 Corn 10000
BUSH Oats $1,000 sssh Barley .-..-- bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

NrwyoaT FRIDAY oct nEEyE;s- Receipts were Gr. 81
side sanshterers Io'd lor si day. 80 n@ai
against looe head tot - same mc AT Toes Ins ar
all for market. making the total offerings 80 c,rn'5
ot itane, cattle were ,li for H. x
FAR TO choce steers IN proved ,e anu some '"'' "''o
Twelve OF. Of Texan, ani Coora 70 steers soa a,
g tcGtj Is ami cars. Of Fancy IInos steers es
w.rc sol By q, NGr@ err, F,so .o,s At - 5S@tj
and Hu'ls at - Goldsmith purchased carload OF
dhase .ae e!a 2G3 steers for MI GUlas% pat
AZ" ,e W. o' nndv AMI Io""ph Eastn viii send
on ana afiors Of he Spp aI'o 4s1 quarter
e,Gna MAXIM The IN. port tho week 5o7
live cale aud 7lo quarters OF l'ogt or. ,,o, aver
age at 50 por IL 1884 10 at - 81 ~ 2l' d. At
tx SP H. at s 5. ~ ~ IS do a$ H. At Il s. 20 Io9 D.
at S. DO 1895 10 at = 10 1928 d. at o. TO- $31
ao at i d IN 10 at s. 80 g. i''' 3D. ~ '0 O' M
ats! i@SeT 100 40 i@s ssGe 40 ls n
81 .s 4. 80 81 "a a. 80 g s. ~ do 40 at j. % sGS
10, at s. % Il ~ seer 10 At - 30 10 do i-''
n God.@tn q co,qrais s.eers ia p avsr,{r =,
Is IS "A no. iI47 b. 10 30; II 10 nos d. At - - -
rSap' Al 8 at 49, % g" rs s ao i "a u IL
Dc Sherman l2a at svr Ita iS Sio 5,o
a per 100 - Chicago DO iSl5 D a. - ~ 40
q TO- ~ DO liz h. at ii 9o 1910 0sen 1883 At - 90
ioc l5o NJ - - 20 TO- io1o d. a 9 91 gI zen
isss H. at s. 40 Baa4lo Bas do i2o
% Gs; -, J,sfs s, i'!S 10 py s
& s. Sos"g % 2''T ilis S 8 s'S' 4
1865 10 at g. 90 10 i26o o. at :. 30 40 iI0o D. as
H. s. Rossniha 20 Michigan steers 1870 averase a,
~ q y 40 20 indiana 49, 9'a 20 S0 i '9 at
So 90 p do q d7o az i5 = at ~ Is 50 But ii5o
IN H.. rn. oserias mainly Grassers Fed calves for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
GRAIN 4JD PRODrCE MARKETS.


FEATURES OF NEW.YORk DEALINGS
Thorn were no important changes the grain mar.
kc,s YESTERDAY but the tendency was rather toward
case Cash wheat was steady, but shippers wore l''
buyers taxing nearly 100000 bushels The options were
dealt only moderately and prices were V"i"po "'
narrow Limit, enlin~ steidy los'n' OF "a cent as ol
lows October 49,. November ST. pe,rinU' 20 =
February 49, AMI May. So cents NoIn 81
.t,,t with 10000 bu'hcls tasth py
eXpoiier. The options shade better co'ng seav
fnio,.. October November - y December o. D.
December 52-. January ~ and May o"1 cents pts
shade lower an aroun, october AT ~ anu
November 33s benz down : ana Drcrnuer az ,n :
owor AMI closel on one point,
ortol.r Al a. ~ for November al - 80. for December
AZ 80 % for June at 81 g. ami onts LOT February Al
81 20 .., ....,..t,v a, Nav
he Of grain and neur reportGi yesteray at
YORK ulttlnors Philadelphia AMI Boston Wcio as ZOE
inw. Wheaf ~ gl3 bushels CS.2ll bushels Oat
IA 2l bushels total gain. 81 l4l5 bushels hour WI
nacE.rcs and IT ioult the arrivals were
Wheat bushels 32O.23d bushes OATS ,oo -
nj, lS3 bushels hour 3'39i p"cls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
THE PETROLEUH Market

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tho dealings crude certificates yesterday fell Oeio"
600 600 barrels while strong stu Retained
u. Il character the ncd te news Wa oil NJ
startling import but dispatch placed tho production oil
the Eeibo,d pool at 1900 barrels from oghty'hlue "e
= barrel. from eighty oigh wells On last satr
Tho speculation Is narrow AMI ~ bo9hn 20 IcuSn
urullcor.' shroli thelr shut 30
Although the progress made o"AlN
curtang pro tel L. De COOL such IS
do invite Investment buylng h"prr'h'"t W '
of declare that ue season the juslh A"
OF ne .ting viii be- made AMI thoy -~on ID De a.
well -ltsheI ont speculative purchases as are u
clng to Lima oil as thcr en- et romance Dut
Npnriug expeditions 70 INC
instead that the stun can yrl
ronnei article winch will bring tho crude into c0npcu1 ~
Penn .yiVana petroleum AZ 80 OF 80 cents I't ~le
nar.ei but between opinion regarding tie nhn
r-nuils interests 2ui the new secret or
Eanl.iun producers which expects To contt" val IS
largely attraction al Tho moment 10
80 closed stroIg A. small gam IRON thursday
night . ST.. co...,.
daiei Exchange were a. follow,
ouerax .... .C-l Lowest. ...-......-..... g. =
Highest ..............-.. 81 t.uaI D' p,
SSir- bltrcls-....... DOWN."
Rcnnci uuchan. At 20 ceat' cr gallon, Abel test
AT al ports r,. ,.,.o.,,..
opeu.I 1t - y. Aighc,. 80 lowest oS. closed. 81
sa.r, I4rrcl, Cotrtuct-. barrels -
rs 30 "a barrels ,hpmeatt sa6lS barrels runs 'h-'
barrels -. A..
snal Transit opsns ~ IS sni closed At o.
Do. 80. lowest prIc, t1.s.
SR.pforp Penn. OCT. !. Nitiona Transit Certificates
o~cs.i At ~ /. AMI closed 6-4 highest, O1's lowest
go Clsarta,os H6IOOj 11frelN . c...a..,.,
rim .vltLr. Psna OFT 7.-NlfoaG rri1't Certificates
opeaei At - ,hisac,i. 80. lowest 49, closet C''a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
C!crtlou Nctlcc.
STATE Of NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF HE ~tCiF
To ne S1er,F orne county Of Ner ilrk:
CIR-NO1lCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT


OFFICE o. the A 1ss@T' Aug. Of i ISL
GIR-NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai
- the general election TO be bed In ths state on the
Nov - tho following officers arc he elected TO wit:
s1 n,S p ~ ,V i %F Fl g cAP1S
\ Treasurer. in the place OF LAWRENCE J. FIIZ"Ek
N AorneyGeneral N the place Of DENIS NJ onRdETE r
Al WoSe forms OF Office Will expire on day 0; Do
r Zee the sqpfme Ggr G[ S Est Ta snd
CHARLES DONOHr h. Whose terms OF ONCE " Il expire on
senator Tor the Filth senate District composd Of ts
fimil skin EishiI Fourteenth ward. Of he CITY o.
New-Yos al - IoGoG OF me f'%ftn ar. T PIX
Row spruce cod street Ferry street Peek ~p aud
hat lies within Houston Hancock street Beecker
lows Island aud Il, Is. an. ~ ,,t,., o,,os, ~, 80.
senator for the sixth senate nslic eSnp3.ed 81 me
seventh Eleventh ant Thirteenth ward. OF me .iy OF NV
york and AL nat portion q. u. f2aIt. ar' %, "a. ., ,t
senator Tor the Seventh District composed o. tho
that portion Of the Fifteenth Ward o. SAN CIV NAT yes es OF
roaaway and all a, PGT9" S % 3 Toalcs emf seo
Ihructh ,trce:. ihiri avenue ana iro,dN Az NJ, t,
sena'I ior ne ~ Ie y 81 NwYsrE ali pa9 portion Of
cccker street Cannue street Sixth avenue Fourteenth
street North river all that norton OF the fifteenth Wa
Of -al city hat lie. of broadway al a portion oi te
within Fourteenth street hWurth siS, n'vIV as "n VI,
sixth avenue and all thit poron 81 ,s "sn,Sn AR
street ii rth avenue and Noith River 800.
senator the Ninth senate District composed 81 al
that portion nf the Eigtccnth Nineteenth Cnd wehyhist
h, ,N 81 ok mat - east vi INN" avenue
AMI Biac a Wells Island -,
senator Tor the Tenth senate District composed OF all
flat norton the invent eth and Twenty rst wards 81 INC
civ OF New York lies within Ihirlcth street tOie
and tglth avenue. all that portion 81
The Nineteenth said city that lies west OF Thlrd
avenue and ali that portion OF The twelfth ana INehB,
second that hes east OF Eighth avenue Wards ana
KandtIs Stands a..
fourth warus OF the city OF New
York and ain that portion the Twelfth. Twentieth and
81 sad city that lies withn Ihrteth
street Spuyten Duyyh Greek, Eighth avenue anu huSoh
county and district also to be elected for SAID
county
District-Atorney IN the place oil hANpo't" D. " IN
A surrogate IN the place 81 DANIEL q; ROLLINS ~
Iust,,es Of Court OF NTwNO IN the places
~ sT,. PIir Ht'RDErr HYATT and kRNE~T HALL
All whose terms OF will expire the last day OF De-
Der next ,..----., c...,o,, ,,- ,l,o farm,
OF fourteen wears J'nuary urst ghteen nunre' anu
o!rhty.eisht pursuant to Chapter 66i. Laws Of 1851
~'~"'' Respectfuy
FREDE lex COOK.
Secretary OF state.
smlRFF's OFFICE.
Coi'SIY COURT HORSE.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
Aug. ID 1857.
Jcortry the above copy q! the election hooo
recelyed by me this day from the secretary OF STATE
Sheriff of the CITY and County of New.iot
Publishers spapcrs Will not insert the ABOVE a"Nu''
uSemeh' "n''' 'po'''''' AUTUMN HTGH j. GRANT.
Sheriff Of the city and County OF New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Ratlroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI-Asde from a moderate
ment In tho better grades OF bricks the is
9net one IIaver.traw Hard Bricks quoted at So 90
81 90 as TO quality Thousand afoat; River Hard
s. 90 SC 90 Pale s. ood So 20 croons brown
dark. Sl4 Oslo; red 81 SIG; Trenton and Philadelphia
Front alongside pier s27as2S, Rockand Common Lime.
poe hbl; Finishing. ST 90 Goats Hair ~ 1850 per
BUSH Cattle Hair II a2c. Cement 81 u 50 ~ for round
lots American Portland; English Portland 81 l0d$2 80
Rosendale. 81 90 a 81 IL.
COTTON-whIe values were without change the spot
market the temper was easy one. sales. 1856
bales NJ last evening" all OF which for oonsump
ton. The port receipts today were 4O96S bales com,
pairing with 3O2 balss this last week and 30.7S2
bales last The total
been 9O 7j6 bales comparing
with Dol 440 bales for the corresponding period last
Quotations standard classification
Gre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
Highest Low est
al. 49,, O.. Anu
Highest Low est

The list first gives the stocks which more or less
regarded as II does not 'akc
account Of dividends paid 1t does not include Philade
Mia and Reading because since it sold at AN in Apl
a 20 per cent assessment has been paid IL shows
shrinkage In values among the low priced stocks whch
leaves little margin for further decline chnou anu
West Point is not So Oregon TranscOntinenal is not 3d.
and so on through the list so that danger OF effects
of bal breaks in the rattletraps is removed Tie
decline in the good stocks also has been large and has
been forced by sales stocks in apahctc mar
ket The margin for decline under the existing cohdl
lions should be exhausted and it would be If the sentt-
peut should happen the other The darkest
hour of the night is the one before dawn.
To-days market surprise to all operators ana
disappointment 10 many. Too much had been expected
for the first effect nf the Western UnionBalimore and
Ohio transfer The public had not had time TO measure
lis true meaning digest the methods by which 1t
was ACCOMPLISHED The market opened tame under re-
ports that Mr. CARROTS arrival home would probably up
set the whole deal Yet tue first prices generally were
higher than last evenings prices But no sooner was
duuess developed than tho bears began their attacks
upon II and kept control OF the market all day Prices
were sashed numerically, by matched orders than
by real sales ST. Paul stock OF the actives was the
pnncipal sufferer and sold lower than any previous
record OF this year. But Rock Island suffered as much
Special spite was shown toward the Northern Pacific
western Union considering advance of the last two
DAYS was about the stock the list and yet
strenuous efforts made to create the impression
that the decline in the whole list due 10 Mr. GouiV5
selling Of Western luton stock That the days
market and all there OF it, Result. weak closing
at little better than the lowest figures and an increase in
the quantity OF stocks which mnst DO replrchased az
s,me price.
Government bonds were dali and irregular; the hids
for the As were * higher and the 42s lower An
neXcd are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

LIVERPOOL. oct 7-33Op m.-Beei and PORK INC "on'r
h,s fallen of prime mess Eastern. i0s 10 t
81 81 Hams poor demand Bacon IN ,s' ~ shonl,iers
c.,r steady M short clear ST adv AT 4JS OIL
dn Al SOs Cheese poor demand american n
lar dem nd al 2Gs 81. per cwt lari spot an" M M
Cd October duh al OPS 90. ~
o ry AMI Drenbsr dull 3is. Wheat IN Sooa aonauu
Nc,y no firm at Us 81 90 Sprlnis nn nr" de-
No | Mss. al. per Genital Corn n'' 70
va, Good Now Mixed Western IL ~ per cenlaIi 10 ~
, ~ dn NoyemLer at Asa I'd, DO Dcosnpo'
"a Is, Flour in fair demand Hops Al L"5"on--e"
Wax state holders are not Offering -, y, "a franc, 30
AS1UFEr oct 7.-Wllcons IAtj cio'ou d" % ''~ ~
eenIimes per .i 10Y kl Peroleum marks So pennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

ON the Produce EXCHANGE TODAY tho Bnt'sr market was
Northern l7ia4lsG
q s. Wheat o9 %s o Family 10 E
a'.SP so9 O Me, '0iG%'n'' a, sTSSc nsos
80 I've va 81 Ts aTnat 80 ioa Is bulk Meats
!. - snor. chr 81 Wn' ss E "i, h rS;
unchanged. Creamery 27c DAIRY IL &c Eggs nu
~ e, 1o cosss sna Gsn a. = 60 = jS r4.ig
Eatcl'r| = 2oast Gj Receipts 600 neal 'hO'n'Hp'
MSsr.rou. oct Wheat MARKET closed weak
H. M oSoOif yoe,IS GSs &C. Hoys%Ss IS e.
December &C Nav 5ac 80 No,,nsra 0s t 6 at
tracs. No. ilsrd 7lhc. 80 Northern &C. NO.
No,he;n 30 ;.f. o1T ,r - 5-'' T qTS
Wheat 2296oo on.a Foar 20. obis' unprecedented
rs9r. OCT, 7,.[a was aa,o, ~ MFot wn, 4,
s &c. M HS NO .as aJ. OAK o' NS nlu 80
i0siJ5. whsKeT 1rm-"ne, 81 % s.r ., - az
81 go easi Ity, 50 Sasa Barley 100 bush shipment
I'VE so bush Barley 800. bush
raprn oet 7Ficsr Urn WIZ 3, ~ :. % ss' so
d, do EIa - ga - % Pcnu,yiv.na PANTY - 90 {,
Family clear - 7sas, o. 90 sir. =. a.
az T. s. Ieu Sos = 70 $. SS'@ 70
SSoes =. % 30 Minnesota e,ssrF es.r - 90 rs
Wscsf mASc Tor speculation G"et demand eon!n
s,i .sI p % ''' nc1 for octobcr li4c fJr
Hyy.mi,r - Gle do Tor December 80. s5he. jan
lar, ia a &c oorn market Tor spot 1t, soage
joe a moirr4c, .tlcs ~ NJ tcd 10 .o.
blc. NO Mixed Tor Dcisbor bod3 Bic DO Noyrmbst %
a ,ic. Tor ncccmpcr t"dt"1c 20 Tor January -
81 lots fu.el hrm lght offerings -'e 10
maud. .4lct of Rejected White az d3ir 80 Miirt oh
ir,rs Al 8sLc. ~ White quoted 80 30 90. No Wnte
$6gs 80. fn,me. ane' r,,er et,y 30 r., G ~,
December S'uaG@r January j0"' &c. .','''
q &c. ,inriank. choice G.a6-c., Fairto Gool ooaoas
syT5" @ &c ai Il, ws Iry IS t9e rioy,n
s,,,v Tecf city family = 90. do pacsct' - ov@
= % smoked Beet IL 1885, Hcof Hams ~lHH 20 90
rosx 50 ooe - 81 40 orias mess n-~ siS'yy
cnrr 80 l2c. oi,s clear Ribbed ~ sl 80 Ip, 90
sroko, oa o.. shoulder. dry salt fully cirei 9c do
40 .m.kcL &C. Saunders. pickle cured; bT@
e. do do ,noi h. 7Asc,c. Bellies IN I.ckt -
aloc 30 Breakfast Bacon. a. J e. 49,. All ard
60 5pas Butter Quiet Prnnsylyania ,1siY "a
ga &C., western Creamery E1tra - &c. - e. and y
Chco,o fran Sew YORK fnlI cream. ~ u y; ONO
IiAi Caolcs u "a u 'c DO Far to fiiHr io'@ 81 c
ono AMI other Western nr,rs 2lc..- i 'ro'enn 10
Abei IN &c sngar-Eenncd 'ieidy H,"nu"'ri
a. az io * Ice Fca nrm-1nisr sn siG 5oes .
per ..... lcce pis-Fiour 2."ob bb+ "hrAI "o''
b!si. sbpmon;s- flour ...... bush whea. LOU Du'h
Corr 900 una oat, 1000 bush.
~ Lori~ oct 7.-fl,ur quiet and nrm steady =,
Wheat opened orcr closing lower. 80 kei casa 'o,
n &C. october 7Otc: December closing al 80 ,iA'
80 &C. ooons ni Nav co.r iIe
~ u-ts steady c-,l -41c oc'oIer &C. Tntny
sl@ jOdtl7 30. Frame - - % w tHn HlIls -,
Coo lad - 2s4i - inl,er guer , W W. o5 "
a4lc DafI "a 2o ornn'e" nn.,,ns'' -, - aver T
irregular. new si o. Lara - 40 nfysslt Neat
o1ed shoulders san D. Long clear - 3p@ w. De.t
Shoulder - III clear ~ 90 % Clgat Rib
- tSG72 short csar - "a 2d3 90 iitn7 M
Receipts flour 1000 bbs Wheat 1000 b..h S orr
80 900 c0ipp busn. yo - bush bsriny "uyp
snpnent' fionI i"no pbls MY Tam Goo NIL
Corr $4,000 hn'iL Oa's 1900 push rye iooo '"'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET.

Ngv-ORLEANs, oct COTTON steady Mhilns . l3loi
Midiling 1915. Cool Ordinary 1916 net receipts
l,l2l bales. receipts LOB bales exnorts TO uiri
Britain. 5.36l bales exports TO France 4J0f D"es s"'S
$500 bales stock. 9O.1-G bales $1,000. -,
SAyANyAH. oct Cotton steady Mid'lng lllO' LOW
MIiduns . receipts loobs hdles cNpot's
Britain. 80 b-es coastwse. 3GO7 bales se'
$500 bales. stock. lui,Oi6 bales ,,,, e. x
GN.yE-roX oct lotion Steadgi Miilns' o To-
receipts 3O9bAls, ports Grea Bri,an 1900 bales
sales. 2.-45 bslcs stock. -. 1-3 ha'es ..
NoRFofX oct lotion MidilnZ Q net and gross
receipts 1867 bales exports T. Great Btun go 49,
exports coastwisc ls2 BALE, sales lb5I OAes soA A''
bale
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